Sherah

closing this topic.

Ok, I resolved this issue, sort of. What I did was, to test my theory that it’s GoDaddy’s fault, I ran the install on a domain I own at Dreamhost. I then of course created a new database and imported the exact same SQL file into this new database.

When I configured everything (exactly the same!), it worked the very first time with no problems!

I called GoDaddy and they didn’t know what the issue was. So that part remains unresolved. But for my purposes, this is a host issue. Transferring my client’s site to Dreamhost, who has always been great for me.

Thank you for responding, yes I have updated those options to reflect the correct paths. Just to make sure (even though I’ve checked and checked it), I looked just now again and yep, correct paths. Sigh!

I’m having the same problem.

ah, kevinhaig! thanks for that suggestion! I guess the menu was just reset when I switched over to the child theme. I hadn’t thought about that, thank you for reminding!

the child theme consists only of a style.css file, and this is what’s in the header:

/*
Theme Name: oxygen-child
Description: A child theme of the Oxygen theme
Author: Sherah Smith
Template: oxygen
*/

@import url(“../oxygen/style.css”);

I don’t understand the question…

If you’re asking what files I’ve uploaded, the only one is style.css. I’ve changed its header information and imported the theme as specified in the documentation WordPress provides for building child themes.

Thanks

I’m having the same issue. Was there a solution to this?